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Neil Cugley described Folkestone's win at Leiston as one of the best performances during his 21 years in charge.
A car crashed into a lamppost while trying to escape from officers during a town centre pursuit.
Shocking pictures reveal a huge drug den found by town centre sprucers.
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Is graffiti on this "pretentious" piece of art posing a question about homelessness or was it a spelling mistake?
High winds and rain are battering the county as a predicted storm arrives in Kent.
A Kent hospital is likely to be turned into housing following a deal between Kent County Council and the NHS.
Three youngsters, aged between two and six, were smuggled into the UK in a secret compartment underneath a flat-bed lorry.
A baby-faced thug called a woman in a wheelchair ‘flea ridden’ in a tirade of abuse, then threatened to bottle her if she called the police.
Kent's GP shortage intensified this week with news that two long-standing doctors at a surgery with 10,000 patients on its books are to retire.
A six-month-old baby died after his grandmother left him to sleep in a double bed while holidaying on the Kent coast, an inquest heard.
A chef who has worked in a Michelin-starred Kent restaurant is opening a new place in one of the county's seaside towns.
A pair of teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of raiding a Kent primary school.
Folkestone defender Callum Davies has urged the side to get back to winning ways in Bostik Premier.
Folkestone boss Neil Cugley was left to rue what might have been following their FA Cup defeat on Saturday.
Three people have been fined thousands of pounds after leaving piles of rubbish in their gardens.
An early goal proved enough to end Folkestone's FA Cup run at Slough on Saturday.
Firefighters were called after smoke was seen coming out of a house in a residential street.
A new training scheme for GPs will see them offered £20,000 to take up posts in "hard to recruit areas", health secretary Jeremy Hunt has announced.
Residents at a Kent care home suffered unexplained bruising and tears to their skin and were unable to complain to untrained staff.
